Sentence examples for almost disquieting from inspiring English sources
As well as the Scandinavian ascendency, there are other aspects of the rise of crime fiction worth scrutiny – UK library lending figures hammer home its almost disquieting popularity.
Rocky Acres, He'll call it, or Mossy Meadow, quite forgetting that the true farmer rocks on the land are almost as disquieting as a wen on his wife's face, while moss indicates a good dose of chemicals.
Whether it's one or the other, or indeed both, it's worth noting that we've been here before: Songs for Our Mothers fairly obviously exists in the shadow of Throbbing Gristle, and not merely because they pushed almost every disquieting button pushed here 40 years ago.
At the same time, almost a month of disquieting economic news has made the recent optimism of top Bush administration officials appear more shaky.
It was disquieting because their almost entirely religious curriculum was designed by the Mogul emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir, who died in 1707.
Still, something about this remains disquieting.
"There's something disquieting about his quest for acceptance".
When she says "Da-da," she almost sounds English, which he finds disquieting.
There were also disquieting stories about Jenkins.
Cannibalism is pretty intense on its own, so the supernatural elements feel almost unnecessary, but Katsu's patient, vivid unspooling of the human need to feed makes Hunger genuinely disquieting.
